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• INquire

  

  Nebula Long Necklace
  
  Glass fiber
  $150
  
  
  

  

  Nebula Gold Fiber Necklace
  
  Glass fiber
  $125
  
  
  

  

  Nebula Soft Chemistry Flask
  
  Glass fiber
  Art dimensions: 11" x 8" x 8"
  $1,500
  
  
  
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  Nebula Black Iridescent
  
  Glass Fiber
  
  LKN161202I

  

  Black Iridescent
  
  Glass fiber
  
  LKN160603I

  

  Nebula Copper w/ Violet Iridescent
  
  Glass fiber
  
  LKN160602I

  

  Nebula Necklace
  
  Glass fiber
  
  LKN140803I

  

  Nebula Gold Iridescent
  
  Glass fiber
  
  LKN160601I

  

  Nebula Violet
  
  Glass fiber
  
  LKN150102I

  

  Nebula Fluffy
  
  Glass fiber
  
  LKN140601I

  

  Nebula Gold Bracelet
  
  Glass fiber
  
  LKN140804I

  

  Nebula Violet & Gold
  
  Glass fiber
  
  LKN140602I
• ​Biography/Statement
  Objects become special when you experience a moment with them. The materials I’m using create a situation where the viewer sees light flash at them, sometimes it's only for a moment.  What I love most about this material is that it's not always interesting. Everyone in a room is seeing something different and the material engages people to interact with it.
  
  My current work stems from over 10 years of experimenting and paying attention to the different phenomena that I’ve noticed with reflective glass fabric. It's about stretching the limits, living with the material and noticing what happens. It seems to be inspired by growing up at the beach and looking at the night sky. I've always loved looking at natural things that glow and reflect light such as fish scales, sea shells and water glistening on the surface.  I think it's important to follow my intuition while working and most importantly, without judgement, allowing materials to act like they want to in order to uncover their inherent beauty.  I'm not trying to force meaning onto something, it's more about finding the meaning by letting these materials reveal themselves to me.  For instance, one of the major things i notice is that the material really kind of dances and responds to the viewer.

  Previous Exhibitions
  

  Leading Ladies
• ​Lara Knutson
  Artist, Industrial Designer, Architect
  
  Museum Acquisitions: 
  Renwick Gallery of the Smithsonian Museum of American Art, “Soft Glass Basket” 2012 
  Corning Museum of Glass, “Soft Glass Vessel” 2010 
  
  Recent & Upcoming Exhibitions: 
  Monsters, One Mile Gallery, Kingston, NY September 2016 curated by artist Richard Saja
  “Line Describing a Cone”, Katonah Museum, 2015, Curated by Eva Respini, 1st Place Winner
  Annual Gala Fund Raiser, Urban Glass, Brooklyn, NY 2014 
  Residency, Museum of Arts and Design, New York, NY 2013 
  40 Under 40, Renwick Gallery of the Smithsonian Museum of American Art, Washington, DC 2012 
  “Threat”, American Design Club, Brooklyn, NY 2012
  The Weather, Salone del Mobile, Milan, Italy 2012 
  The Future Perfect, New York, NY 2011, ICFF 2011
  How it’s Made, DEK22, Rotterdam, Holland 2011 
  BREAKABLE, Heller Gallery, New York, NY, 2010
  BOFFO, New York, NY 2008 
  
  Publications: 
  40 Under 40, Pratt Folio, Pratt Institute, 2013 
  40 Under 40, Renwick Gallery of the Smithsonian Museum of American Art, 2012 
  New York Times 2011 
  *Several Magazines and Websites 
  
  ​Education: 
  Pratt Institute, Master of Industrial Design 2011 
  Pratt Institute, Bachelor of Architecture 1999 
  Danmarks Designskole, Furniture Design 1998

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